Stunning Cast Brass Dancing Shiva Statue

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The Lord of Dance Nataraja statue, intricately crafted in brass, is a magnificent representation of Lord Shiva in his cosmic dance form, symbolizing the eternal cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction. This divine sculpture embodies deep spiritual significance and artistic brilliance, making it a revered artefact in Hindu culture.

Design & Features

1. Material & Finish

   • The statue is made from high-quality brass, known for its durability, rich golden sheen, and resistance to corrosion.
   • The surface is adorned with antique patina or polished detailing, enhancing its regal and divine aura.

2. Shiva’s Dynamic Pose (Tandava Dance)

   • Lord Shiva is depicted with his left leg raised, resting on his right leg, which crushes the demon Apasmara (symbolizing ignorance and ego).
   • His body exhibits fluid grace, capturing the rhythm and energy of the Ananda Tandava (Dance of Bliss).
   • The expression on his face is a blend of serenity and fierce determination, embodying both the creator and destroyer aspects of Shiva.

3. The Flaming Halo (Prabhamandala)

   • Surrounding Shiva is a circular halo of flames, signifying the cosmic energy and the cycle of time.
   • The flames represent purification, destruction of ignorance, and transformation towards enlightenment.

4. Mudras (Hand Gestures) & Symbolism

   • Upper Right Hand: Holds the Damaru (drum), symbolizing the primordial sound "Om", from which creation emerges.
   • Upper Left Hand: Carries Agni (fire), signifying destruction and the power of transformation.
   • Lower Right Hand: Displays the Abhaya Mudra (gesture of protection), assuring devotees of fearlessness and divine grace.
   • Lower Left Hand: Points towards the raised left foot, symbolizing liberation (moksha) and salvation from the cycle of birth and death.

5. The Base – Symbolic Representation

   • The pedestal or base of the statue often includes lotus carvings, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening.
   • At the bottom, the demon Apasmara is shown being subdued by Shiva’s right foot, representing the triumph of wisdom over ignorance.

6. Ornate Details & Embellishments

   • The deity is adorned with intricate jewellery, including armlets, anklets, necklaces, and a sacred thread (yajnopavita), symbolizing divine adornment.
   • His hair is styled in flowing locks, with the Ganges River emerging from his matted tresses, representing the flow of spiritual knowledge.
   • A crescent moon is often present on his head, symbolizing the passage of time and divine wisdom.

Spiritual & Decorative Significance

• The Nataraja statue is a symbol of cosmic balance, reminding devotees of the eternal flow of energy in the universe.
• It is an ideal centerpiece for temples, meditation rooms, and spiritual spaces, invoking divine energy.
• A brass Nataraja statue is also considered an auspicious gift for occasions like housewarming, weddings, or festivals.
• The brass material adds to its longevity, allowing it to be revered for generations as a sacred heirloom.

DIMENSIONS: 

Height including base: 69cm (27" inches) 

Widest point: 53cm (21" inches) 

Base width: 25cm (10" inches) 

Base depth: 17cm (7" inches)

Weight: 18kg 

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